Ford in hospital as recovery from car crash continues
Henry Ford remains in a Dearborn hospital after his car left the road and struck a tree. Dr. McClure says Ford is making a normal recovery and will be informed if condition worsens. County officials and Ford investigators discuss the incident and its documentation.
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Bretrsit
Apsd
Marr
de Roy
McClure
Strgeon
Henry Ford
Sereat
Ford
Dearborn
Robert M. Toms
Ford Organization
Dsien
Wea
Toms
Harry TE Bennett
Ford Inve-Trentees
Ransom Failure Ends Kidnapped Engineer's Slaying
American engineer Wilkins, held near Guadalajara since Sunday, was killed by his Mexican captors after demands for a $20,000 ransom. His 10 year old son, sent to Guadalajara for the money, survived. federal pursuit continued as the bandits suffered casualties in a clash with troops. Wilkins, a Savannah native, had been in Mexico with the Coapala Electric Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meciers Coty
Guadalajara
Salem Miaris
Tjcimeer
Aceus Satan
Jacob Knenthal
New York
Wilkins
Gasdalajire
Bealy
Santa Ara Acatian
Guadalarra
Chopata Klourne Company
Mexico
Savannah
Rosenthal
Mexico City
Moxica City
Apel
Balzar M. Wilkins
Tos
Wes
Santa Ana Acatlan Wilkins
Ceres Chine
Wilkina
Meaxicn
Coapala Electric Company
VETO URGED ON FAIR BIL
Farm organizations join opposition to Senator Ward’s bill to tax the fair association for 15 years. Supporters argue the measure presumes a tax burden and threatens community interests. Prominent figures including F. O. Cordrey urge veto, while others warn of bad precedent and legal concerns.
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Ward
Fair Association of
Greater
Volun Yrades
Senate
Wright
Cghovernor Rughie
Vets
Ammons
Evern
Ubuminesitty Veredus
Sands SE
F. W. Gueby
Prom
Ssouthant
Bank Preaacent
Charman
Boant
Edesties
Wade Ley
Santher
Cere
Ghtie
BAUCHMAN TO ACT AGAINST ESVENDALD SPEED TRAP
Baltimore Md April 2 Commissioner of Motor Vehicles E Austin Baughman will act to stop an alleged speed trap at Esvendale Md. The American Automobile Association accuses Magistrate KE Walridge with two others of operating a trap and placing a cot in the office to watch speeds. The commissioner sent state troopers to investigate and said the law allows his operation of speed traps but bans others.
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Baltimore
Motor Vehicles
E. Austin Baughman
Esvendale
American Automotile Association
KE. S. Walridge
Greer
Earl Montrate
Montrate
Baughman
Myers
P’olice Anateo
A. AL OA
Local market tragedy reported with improvised details
A fragmented April report describes a clothing firm accident or incident at a market area near Wilcom and Geewnewalt. It mentions a scene at a store and references a death or injury with unclear, partially legible figures and pricing.
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Rettimere
Wilcom & Geewnewalt
Freaerien
Seeergar
Bredernx
Tie Etette Sture
Eight men perish as French schooner wrecks off Cape La Hegue
A three masted French schooner Loul Pasteur rammed reefed off Cape La Hegue in gale conditions. Eight crewmen perished while rescue tugs and fire craft battled the Atlantic seas. Fishing vessels and storm bound boats filled the Besgleh Channel as weather worsened. The two ships La Telymyte and La Savaiv suffered no notable damage beyond crockery loss.
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Loul+ Pasteur
Pereaitas
Cape la Hegue
Besgleh
Atlantic
Hove
Bivakage
Crockay
Lawmen Deploy to Oil Boom Town Amid Rampant Crime
Texas rangers move into Stinnett and nearby panhandle oil districts after a mob sought to seize suspects. gunfights near Whittenburg, and a sheriff raid sequence led to arrests as Governor Moody orders rangers to restore order in a town with gambling halls and deteriorating conditions.
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Roger
Texas Rangers
Panhandle
Stinnett
Here
Trinte
Pat Kenyon
L. Terry
Whittenburg
Deeoutes
Hugh Walker
Ed Bainy
Stinnets
Hutchison County
Sithough
Moody
Lawlees
Weather maps to be sent via airship system
Weather maps will be sent to airship Lakshurst in April. The Airship Los Angeles will relay complete maps via a new apparatus installed on the ship. Tests in recent days claim to prove effectiveness. Maps dispatched in about 23 minutes from Washington radio stations.
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Lakshurst
Los Angeles
Washington
Late News Bullets From Across The Nation April 2
Digest of scattered dispatches reports fire rages in Ruthross city burn area 120 workers charged and killed. Diplomatic notes urge action over the slaying of Edger M. Wilkie American mining engineer. A Charleston resident celebrated died at 109 after a long life and pneumonia. Judge Marrs Speer advanced to the Circuit Court of Appeals amid vacancies in the Warstead Federal Court.
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Budapest
Munagary
Here-Mean
Ruthross
Carche-whetabia
Mashinzion
Marrs. Speer
Warstead Federal Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Juder Kane
Tadas
Maryland Senate votes on governor candidacy for president
The Maryland Senate, meeting in Annapolis, passes a test night under suspension of rules and a joint resolution urging Governor Albert C. Ritch to announce his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination. The measure cites his leadership for greater local self government and is introduced by Senator Muereil.
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State House
Annapolis
Apri
Maryland
Senate
Albert C. Ritch
Grater
Muereil
Woman Beaten to Death in California Attack
Siubland California reports Mane Frates of Qelland beaten to death amid a confrontation with two men. Police found a blond knife and an axe at the scene as investigators questioned witnesses and searched for suspects.
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Siubland
Calif
Steadily Advance in Chinese War
Shanghai April 2 AP reports Nationalist forces push northward from Cantonese bases toward the Yellow River. Vanguard reaches Fengyang near Pengpu as guerillas purportedly penetrate Pengpe, with observers noting strategic aims around the Tientsin-Pokow junction and defenses by Marshal Chang Tsi Lin.
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Shanghai
Natking
Yellow River
Fengyang
Pengpu
Tientsin-Prken
Pengpe
Ilsucrowfu
Tientsin-Pobow
Jundiai
Evacuation Warning Amid Tense Canton Incident
In Canton April MAP reports indicate evacuations near Custon as American residents face restrictions from authorities. The scene features heightened police presence and road blockages while authorities claim to enforce a strict security regime.
Stockholders win stay in Chesapeake merger challenge
In an initial order the Interstate Commerce Commission refused to deny minority stockholders the right to participate in proceedings over the Chesapeake and Ohio merger with the Erie and Pere Marquette railroads. The Kemp committee petitioners will be allowed to participate as hearings on the merger are prepared.
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Washington
Chesapeake and Ghie
Erie
Pere Manquette
van Seecingen
Interstate Commerce Commision
Heen Prake and Chin
Commission
George S. Kemp
Chesapeare
Ohio
Kemp
Royalty Attend King Ferdinand in Critical Condition
In Bucharest at 5 a m King Ferdinand’s condition was reported unchanged though doctors remained hopeful. Queen Marie of Rumania and Ferdinand's daughter arrived and were met by Marie at the bedside as he lies in a coma. The scene underscores the grave nature of the monarch's illness amid a tense national mood.
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Kucharest
Kumanu
Marie
Jagerlina
Ferdinana
Bucharest
Shemae
Tgacen Marie
Annexation measures push through state legislature
Annapolis April 2 AP final action by the General Assembly sent 110 measures to Governor Nutthie for signature after late sessions. House added 127 bills and Senate 13 to complete the package as lawmakers rush to finish. Several bills extend state attorney general and public service roles while funding for schools and infrastructure is debated.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Tnnett
Nutthie
Mit
House
Senate
Assembly
Schuter Beck
Public Service Commission
Senator Chambers
Nica
Delegace Hofferbert Ava
Apetore
Sue Bohida
Miacunuee County Mills
Senator Ward
Delegae Whealton
Salisbury
Pristem
Wertht
Mardela Springs
Dashiell
Weeromico County
Isue
White
Wilthards
Worcester County
Harerison
Miners weigh duration of coal mine shutdown in Central regions
Chicago reports varied estimates on how long the coal mine shutdown will last across central fields and western territories. President John L Lewis of the United Mine Workers condemns the closing as unlikely to be brief, while talks for a conference and wage scale issues loom.
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Chicago
John Lo Lewis
Unites Mire Workers
Lewis
Taylorsville
Foeld
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Beain Meade
North
Middle Atlantic
Sheffield
Gscrament
Edger M. Wilkie
State Department
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Custon
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